MiniMax M3

MiniMax M3 ranks #53 out of 231 models on the public BenchAlign leaderboard, with a score of 61.51/100. Its evidence status is Supported, and this profile shows 27 source-displayable benchmark rows. The label describes evidence depth, not a provider quality claim; inspect category rows before choosing a workload.

MiniMax M3 ranks #64 out of 182 eligible models for knowledge and understanding, with a public category score of 53.4/100. Higher-ranked alternatives are available for workloads where this category decides the choice. Check the underlying rows before treating the aggregate as a workload guarantee.

MiniMax M3 ranks #66 out of 151 eligible models for coding and programming, with a public category score of 48.9/100. Higher-ranked alternatives are available for workloads where this category decides the choice. Check the underlying rows before treating the aggregate as a workload guarantee.

MiniMax M3 has source-displayable benchmark coverage for mathematics, but the public category table does not assign it a rank there. The individual rows remain available for inspection. A missing category position means the evidence threshold was not met; it does not convert the model's unmeasured work into a zero.

MiniMax M3 ranks #109 out of 152 eligible models for agentic tool use and computer tasks, with a public category score of 42/100. Higher-ranked alternatives are available for workloads where this category decides the choice. Check the underlying rows before treating the aggregate as a workload guarantee.

MiniMax M3 ranks #34 out of 48 eligible models for multimodal and grounded tasks, with a public category score of 52.2/100. Higher-ranked alternatives are available for workloads where this category decides the choice. Check the underlying rows before treating the aggregate as a workload guarantee.

MiniMax M3 is an open-weight model from MiniMax. Its weights can be downloaded for local or hosted deployment, subject to the published license. Open weight does not automatically mean open source: training data and training code may remain private, and commercial restrictions can still apply.

No. MiniMax M3 currently has 47 source-displayable rows across 428 tracked benchmark slots. The profile exposes published, non-generated evidence and leaves missing categories blank until an exact evaluation is available. Coverage describes how much was measured; it is not a penalty added to an individual benchmark result.

MiniMax M3 has a reported context window of 1M in the exact-model catalog record. The value stays visible, but the profile marks its source link as unavailable instead of presenting it as directly documented. Maximum output length remains separate because providers often publish a different limit.